Tesla_HV

Photo with light talcum powder...

Scanned image...

Tang 3: you can almost make out the markings...

Tang 2:

The tang is a bit rusty and I chose not to mess with it and clean it. Again sorry for the low quality pics... Tang 1:

Mark, Thank you for the reply. It seemed to me to be a regular production sword rather than a fine heirloom. Would it be advised to just leave it alone in its present condition rather than have it restored? The handle is beginning to fall apart. Thanks again, Monty G.

Third pic...

Another view... Monty

Hello, This is my first post so please bear with me if this is the wrong forum to post this request in. I own a sword that was once my great uncles who was a Marine in WWII. He brought this sword back. It is in fair shape in my opinion but the handle is beginning to fall apart. First of all, I would like to identify this sword so that I can ask some restoration questions in the correct forum. I apologize for the poor photography. Thanks in advance for the help. Monty